Testis-expressed protein 35 (TEX35)

Testis-expressed protein 35 (TEX35) is a human protein encoded by the TEX35 gene, located on chromosome 1[1][2][7]. The gene is primarily known for its testis-specific expression and has been classified as a protein-coding gene with limited functional characterization[1][9]. Annotation records indicate localization to the microtubule cytoskeleton[1]. There is insufficient evidence that TEX35 serves as a recognized therapeutic target, and there are no well-characterized biological functions, disease associations, or known drug interactions reported in current genetic and protein databases[1][2][7][9]. Its molecular or pathway roles, clinical biomarker potential, and therapeutic safety profile remain unclear, placing it in a category of protein-coding genes with uncharacterized biological and medical relevance at this time.

Other names

C1orf49DKFZP564J047TSC24Testis-Specific Conserved gene 24kDatestis-expressed sequence 35 protein